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AKANYERAMTSETERE
AKANYERAMTSETERE
6 years ago

THE OBJECTIVES THE TWO, KASAKULA AND NYANJAIKO ARE ADVANCING CLEARLY SHOW THAT THEY DECAMPAIGN DPP AND PROMOTE THEIR MASTERS BY CHARACTER ASSASINATION,DEHUMANISING, CALLING FOR THE CITIZENRY TO PROTEST AGAINST THE REGIME AND IF POSSIBLE OUST IT. REMARKS LIKE DPP INCOMPETENCE IS SO TELLING IS NOT A REMARK BY A POLITICIAN NOT AJOURNALIST, A JOURNALIST IS NOT A JUDGE BUT CREATE ENVIRONMENT FOR THE PPL TO AIR OUT THEIR VIEWS ON PETINENT ISSUES. KASAKULA AND NYANJAIKO HAVE PERSONAL VANDETTA WITH DPP PERIOD, JUST COME TO ARENA OF POLITICS, INSHA ALLAH

MbuyaNsanjeLalanje
MbuyaNsanjeLalanje
6 years ago

The Hot Current programme is very good. It is informative and objective. If you dont like it stop watching Times TV. Brian Banda and Kasakula are not campaigning or decampaining any one they just say it the way it is. If you want praise and worship for DPP then go watch Phillip Business on MBC. Be sides Times Media Group is a private entity, most Malawians rely on it.

Caswell Mtunda
Caswell Mtunda
6 years ago

While I agree with cedep n misa malawi observation. We should also appreciate the progress being made in exercising the freedom of the press at a certain extent. Not all is regtrogressive. Again, ‘hot current’, is a good program. It brings out some issues worth knowing and to be investigated, embraced and corrected. However, often times one wonders whether it is a personal vendetta or professionalism per se. It lacks the balancing factor. Or one may feel the program is there to campaign and decampain a particular regime. It is almost 100% negative on the DPP regime and it’s leadership.… Read more »

Arthur Chigaru
Arthur Chigaru
6 years ago
Reply to  Caswell Mtunda

We can assume that those with opposing views declined to participate in the programme. Therefore the programme had to go on without them…

Jesus is LORD
Jesus is LORD
6 years ago
Reply to  Caswell Mtunda

After a lifetime of watching media in different countries, the last thing the media will ever be is unbiased, fair, showing both sides. Media throughout the world has a horrible bias towards left-wing policies, they hate God and do all it can to mock Biblical values, they use bully tactics to silence anybody who is vocal about the right things. For example, if someone says something on Facebook and maybe 10 people saw it, the media make it a “national outcry” to vilify and destroy that person’s life because he or she has a view which disagrees with the God-hating… Read more »

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